Meltdown: Why ice ages don’t last forever

New Scientist: Read full article Continue reading page |1 |2 |3 BACK in 1993, a boy playing football near Nanjing, China, suddenly fell through the ground. He had inadvertently found a new cave, later named Hulu, which has turned out to be a scientific treasure chest. Besides two Homo erectus skeletons, it contains stalagmites that have helped solve one of the greatest mysteries in climate science: why the ice ages came and went when they did. For more than 2 million years, ......

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